transcription, транскрипция: [ ˌkler-ə-ˈnet, ˌkla-rə-; ˈkler-ə-nət, ˈkla-rə- ]
noun
Etymology: French clarinette, probably ultimately from Medieval Latin clarion-, clario
Date: 1733
: a single-reed woodwind instrument having a cylindrical tube with a moderately flared bell and a usual range from D below middle C upward for 3 1/2 octaves
• clar·i·net·ist or clar·i·net·tist ˌkler-ə-ˈne-tist, ˌkla-rə- noun